None of the free image hosting websites I've looked at (e.g. imageshack) support.svg files. I'd call this a niche market opportunity, but I have no clue how imageshack makes a profit in the first place...
Incredibles - Exceptionalism should be rewardedif inborn. If, on the other hand, you make yourself exceptional through ingenuity and hard work, you're probably a heartless evildoer.
The USA should adopt the ranked voting system Australia uses. For example if you list a Libertarian candidate as your first choice and Obama as second, if the Libertarian doesn't have enough votes for a seat your vote would be transferred to Obama.
BSD licensed code is susceptible. Commercial licenses are the incurable viruses. Code infected by them requires constant, expensive therapy to stay alive. The GPL license is the vaccination.
According to Bill Gates:
BSD licensed code is susceptible. The GPL license is an incurable virus that spreads through all code it touches. The Microsoft Commercial License is the cure.
South Africa is currently saddled with ridiculously high broadband prices (and a typical bandwidth limit of 3GB/month). It sucks being an emerging economy at the ass end of the dark continent. At least Egypt is right next to the EU.
That tells you your vote was recorded, not that it was used in the final tally. There is a way around this using asymmetric encryption though:
- for every voter a key pair is generated. The voter gets the private key; the public key is entered on a public list (not linked to the individual) - the voter can enter their vote at the polling station or over the Internet. Their vote is signed with their private key. - after the election the list of votes is made publicly available on the Internet. Each vote is matched to that voter's public key (not linked to the individual), allowing all observers to verify that all votes were signed with the correct private keys. All observers can verify that the individual votes add up to the advertised election result. - in addition, each voter knows their public key and can verify that their vote is as they wanted. - This ensures that votes that are meant to count are counted. - in the event of a vote's being recorded incorrectly, or in the event of violent coercion, a voter can submit their private key to a public "compromised voting keys" list. If this list reaches a certain level (e.g. 1% of the population) the election is ruled invalid. - to prevent ghost voters from appearing on the list, in addition to the public list of votes there should be a public list of registered voters (not linked to the votes). -By checking that these two lists are the same length (possibly within some margin of error) it is ensured that votes that are not meant to count, aren't counted.
That tells you your vote was recorded, not that it was used in the final tally. There is a way around this using asymmetric encryption though:
- for every voter a key pair is generated. The voter gets the private key; the public key is entered on a public list (not linked to the individual)
- the voter can enter their vote at the polling station or over the Internet. Their vote is signed with their private key.
- after the election the list of votes is made publicly available on the Internet. Each vote is matched to that voter's public key (not linked to the individual), allowing all observers to verify that all votes were signed with the correct private keys. All observers can verify that the individual votes add up to the advertised election result.
- in addition, each voter knows their public key and can verify that their vote is as they wanted. This ensures that votes that are meant to count are counted.
- in the event of a vote's being recorded incorrectly, or in the event of violent coercion, a voter can submit their private key to a public "compromised voting keys" list. If this list reaches a certain level (e.g. 1% of the population) the election is ruled invalid.
- to prevent ghost voters from appearing on the list, in addition to the public list of votes there should be a public list of registered voters (not linked to the votes). By checking that these lists are the same length (possibly within some margin of error) it is ensured that votes that are not meant to count, aren't counted.
Nanolevel assembly may not be necessary. There are already carbon fibre cellos being made which some people think sound as good as top of the range wooden cellos. As a bonus they are virtually indestructible, which means you can transport them long distance without wrapping them in armour first.
Or you can use more a easily customized material, like carbon fibre. There are some fantastic sounding carbon fibre cellos, but the violins still need work.
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Pity this article on the Neural Impulse Actuator was one day late.
It'll work fine if we all have bionic arms!
Silence, drone, or I'll give you a taste of nerve staple!
The simple programs that everyone thinks of writing ... have already been written. Most of them are on SourceForge.
Googling an idea and seeing ten free programs that already do that is a great way to drain the excitement, I can tell you.
None of the free image hosting websites I've looked at (e.g. imageshack) support .svg files. I'd call this a niche market opportunity, but I have no clue how imageshack makes a profit in the first place...
I don't notice any of this. I guess that means the Firefox AdBlock plugin is working.
Just meditate under a Bodhi tree and inspiration (Satori) will arrive. Hey, it worked for Buddha!
Incredibles - Exceptionalism should be rewarded if inborn. If, on the other hand, you make yourself exceptional through ingenuity and hard work, you're probably a heartless evildoer.
Now that we have this thing called the 'Internet'?
or maybe they just didn't meet a friend in the 5th grade that had the same interest as them
Does that still apply, now that you can find a discussion forum for maths or physics at the click of a mouse?
From now on, Poirot will eat spaghetti!
The USA should adopt the ranked voting system Australia uses. For example if you list a Libertarian candidate as your first choice and Obama as second, if the Libertarian doesn't have enough votes for a seat your vote would be transferred to Obama.
According to GPL advocates:
BSD licensed code is susceptible.
Commercial licenses are the incurable viruses. Code infected by them requires constant, expensive therapy to stay alive.
The GPL license is the vaccination.
According to Bill Gates:
BSD licensed code is susceptible.
The GPL license is an incurable virus that spreads through all code it touches.
The Microsoft Commercial License is the cure.
"...but the delivery may take up to ten weeks"
Isn't it a requirement of the GPL to at least mention you can get the source code for free? Their product description seems to neglect that...
South Africa is currently saddled with ridiculously high broadband prices (and a typical bandwidth limit of 3GB/month). It sucks being an emerging economy at the ass end of the dark continent. At least Egypt is right next to the EU.
That tells you your vote was recorded, not that it was used in the final tally. There is a way around this using asymmetric encryption though:
- for every voter a key pair is generated. The voter gets the private key; the public key is entered on a public list (not linked to the individual)
- the voter can enter their vote at the polling station or over the Internet. Their vote is signed with their private key.
- after the election the list of votes is made publicly available on the Internet. Each vote is matched to that voter's public key (not linked to the individual), allowing all observers to verify that all votes were signed with the correct private keys. All observers can verify that the individual votes add up to the advertised election result.
- in addition, each voter knows their public key and can verify that their vote is as they wanted.
- This ensures that votes that are meant to count are counted.
- in the event of a vote's being recorded incorrectly, or in the event of violent coercion, a voter can submit their private key to a public "compromised voting keys" list. If this list reaches a certain level (e.g. 1% of the population) the election is ruled invalid.
- to prevent ghost voters from appearing on the list, in addition to the public list of votes there should be a public list of registered voters (not linked to the votes).
-By checking that these two lists are the same length (possibly within some margin of error) it is ensured that votes that are not meant to count, aren't counted.
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if the counters wanted to forge a single vote there would be a chance of 1 in 3 that someone has a receipt that can prove fraud.
Except this doesn't apply to coerced votes...
That tells you your vote was recorded, not that it was used in the final tally. There is a way around this using asymmetric encryption though: - for every voter a key pair is generated. The voter gets the private key; the public key is entered on a public list (not linked to the individual) - the voter can enter their vote at the polling station or over the Internet. Their vote is signed with their private key. - after the election the list of votes is made publicly available on the Internet. Each vote is matched to that voter's public key (not linked to the individual), allowing all observers to verify that all votes were signed with the correct private keys. All observers can verify that the individual votes add up to the advertised election result. - in addition, each voter knows their public key and can verify that their vote is as they wanted. This ensures that votes that are meant to count are counted. - in the event of a vote's being recorded incorrectly, or in the event of violent coercion, a voter can submit their private key to a public "compromised voting keys" list. If this list reaches a certain level (e.g. 1% of the population) the election is ruled invalid. - to prevent ghost voters from appearing on the list, in addition to the public list of votes there should be a public list of registered voters (not linked to the votes). By checking that these lists are the same length (possibly within some margin of error) it is ensured that votes that are not meant to count, aren't counted.
Which open mediums offer peer review?
Nanolevel assembly may not be necessary. There are already carbon fibre cellos being made which some people think sound as good as top of the range wooden cellos. As a bonus they are virtually indestructible, which means you can transport them long distance without wrapping them in armour first.
Or you can use more a easily customized material, like carbon fibre. There are some fantastic sounding carbon fibre cellos, but the violins still need work.
It's worth noting that the Israeli supreme court ordered an end to this practice in 2005
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_demolition_in_the_Israeli-Palestinian_conflict#History
Besides, "Israeli" isn't a proper subset of "Jewish". There are plenty of Israeli citizens who are Arabs.
On top of that, "Arab" isn't a proper subset of "non-Jewish". There are many Israelis who are both.Never mind that, I can show you where it will be: West Bank and Gaza.